Deco Fashion

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Georges Barbier (French; 1882–1932)La Premiere Imprudence. Robe du soir, De Beer = The First Indiscr

Isola Bella (Robes du soir de Redfern) = Isola Bella (Evening Dresses by Redfern)Georges Barbier (Fr

Ida Rubinstein as Istar, Leon Bakst

Art Deco bracelet made by French jewellers Geoffroy et Eisenmann in Paris during the 1920′s.

Hester Elegant Hollywood Glamor Amazing Sparkles Vintage Style Earrings · Romantic Brides &mi

ZUHAIR MURAD - Delves into art Deco ,notably draws inspiration from New York’s Chrysler Bu

Creator/Designer: Diane Von Furstenberg Item: Deco Diamond Silk Dress

Caurah Open-Toe Pump in Black Suede with an Art Deco touch

Landmarks: Hair: Taketomi Necklace: Etham Shirt: Levenchy Pants: Barmaley Bracelet: Deco Shoes: 2Re

Reynaldo Luza, ad illustration for Madame Agnès hats, Harper’s Bazaar, 1926

Modiano. 1933. Franz Lenhart.39 1/8 x 55 in./99.3 x 139.6 cmFor the Modiano brand of prefabricated r

Motobécane. ca. 1929. Geo Ham.46 ¾ x 31 in./118.7 x 78.7 cmGeo Ham had a need: a n

Pullman / Vacation Lands Are Calling. 1936. William P. Welsh.20 ¾ x 27 3/8 in./52.8 x 69.

TWO FUR TRIMMED EVENING COATS, 1920s1 gold & silver lamé coat w/ Fauvist stylized for

Hester Elegant Hollywood Glamor Amazing Sparkles Vintage Style Earrings · Romantic Brides &mi

Dunkerque. 1929. Roger Broders.24 ¾ x 39 1/8 in./62.7 x 99.2 cmThe rarest of all Broders

Enjoy morning light and this tidy feeling of happiness in your belly because it’s spring&helli

thewisecrackingtwenties:“To be good is to be forgotten. I´ll be so bad l´ll always

Beautiful Marion Davies, 1910s.

thewisecrackingtwenties:Stunning Queen of Movies Mary Pickford

Cute Mary Pickford and pets. Audiences back then did not know how ultra tough she really was. She gr

thewisecrackingtwenties: VAMP VALESKA SURATT, 1910sAfter the great success of Theda Bara, other vamp

lizbianismo: thewisecrackingstwenties: SHOCKING MUSIDORA in Les Vampires (1915) Musidora

Gio Ponti, Hand Sculptures for the 18th-Century Ceramics Manufacturer, Richard Ginori, 1935.

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